The best restaurants in South West

Had a really excellent Sunday roast - pork with lovely crackling - with sticky toffee pudding. Plenty to eat. For such a small village it's so brave to take on this venture - very well done to you all.

First class fry-up, great service, extremely reasonably priced. Very satisfied customer.

Delightfully located looking out over the sea, Little Arthur is an informal restaurant serving delicious meals made with local ingredients and presented very well. Impressive service and friendly staff.

Glorious sunshine. Wonderful surf. Great food.

A lovely pub with friendly staff. My family and I frequently eat here and have never had reason to complain, quite the opposite.

The food was delicious and the staff was very kind ! I highly recommend this place !

Celebrated a major birthday last night at this excellent place. The food came swiftly and was very good indeed. The portions were very generous too, and I struggled to finish. The atmosphere and staff was friendly and welcoming, and the team were very obliging in accommodating our specific requests (such as having a mixture of hot and cold mezzes, which are superb!).

Nice restaurant with friendly staff and good value food. You can tell they put effort into their food. I feel bad saying this as I spend a lot of time in Italy so I have high expectations that are hard to meet in the UK, let alone a small Cornish village, but the pizza lacked flavour. They need to add salt, garlic and anchovies to their tomato pizza-sauce (assuming they make it themselves). The mozzarella tasted somewhat fake too. The whole experience reminded me of when I used to microwave cheese in a pitta bread as a kid, whilst nice it lacked flavour. I mean it’s not hard to make a tasty pizza. Even my mate Khalid makes a decent pizza from scratch.

The guy with a tattoo on his right arm really appealed to me

Fascinating place and an amazing array of goods from the past and also have a nice lunch

Called in for a drinks before setting out for a walk along Minehead seafront. Staffed by friendly, helpful volunteers, our drinks were freshly made and, f you want a quick snack, there's breakfasts, jacket potatos, etc, on the blackboard menu and cakes on the counter. There's seating both inside and outside, where there's a view of the actual turntable itself and of the other steam trains in the station. There's also a large book stall nearby. Toilet facilities are available on the station.

Some of the best food I've eaten. The service was excellent, thoughtful and well-executed, though a little slow at times as the restaurant was very busy - however, the majority of our dishes came out quickly towards the start; perfect for a tapas meal. We waited quite a while for a meat and fish dish but that gave us time to digest all of the other dishes we'd ordered! Our waiter understood the whole menu well, and advised us on portion sizes and how much to order. All of the wait staff were attentive to us despite the busy dinner service. Highly recommend the Leek dish, patatas bravas, the Cod in tomato sauce, the rabbit, and the custard filled pastry (we didn't sample the entire menu though!)

The ladies in the Cove Cafe are lovely! Their toasted sandwiches are beautiful and the tea in tea pots is appreciated. It's a real treat on a day out in my favourite village 🌺

Great food, especially the curry beef, highly recommend.

Delicious authentic Italian pizza, what more can I say! We can’t wait to try the rest of the menu. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere.